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of India Screw Works, 26 Button Lane, Sheffield | of India Screw Works, 26 Button Lane, Sheffield | ||
Brothers Jonathan Wainwright Taylor and John Taylor set up business in Sheffield | Brothers Jonathan Wainwright Taylor and John Taylor set up business in Sheffield | ||
1841 April. Advertisement. 'Press Screw, Vice, and General Machine Makers'<ref>Sheffield Independent - Saturday 10 April 1841</ref> | 1841 April. Advertisement. 'Press Screw, Vice, and General Machine Makers'<ref>Sheffield Independent - Saturday 10 April 1841</ref> | ||
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1845 Mr. M. Smith of 26 Button Lane offers a 40-hp steam engine for sale.<ref>Stamford Mercury - Friday 07 November 1845</ref> | 1845 Mr. M. Smith of 26 Button Lane offers a 40-hp steam engine for sale.<ref>Stamford Mercury - Friday 07 November 1845</ref> | ||
1847 The premises at 26 Button Lane to be let 'now occupied by an Iron Foundry and Engine Shops' Apply to Matthew Smith whose new place of work is Silvester Works, Silvester Street.<ref>Sheffield Independent - Saturday 19 June 1847</ref> | Presumably became [[Joseph and John Taylor]] | ||
1847 The premises at 26 Button Lane to be let 'now occupied by an Iron Foundry and Engine Shops' Apply to [[Matthew Smith]] whose new place of work is Silvester Works, Silvester Street.<ref>Sheffield Independent - Saturday 19 June 1847</ref> | |||
Revision as of 17:42, 10 May 2020
of India Screw Works, 26 Button Lane, Sheffield
Brothers Jonathan Wainwright Taylor and John Taylor set up business in Sheffield
1841 April. Advertisement. 'Press Screw, Vice, and General Machine Makers'[1]
1841 October. Partnership dissolved. '...the Partnership heretofore subsisting between us, the undersigned JOHN TAYLOR and JONATHAN WAINWRIGHT TAYLOR, of Sheffield, in the County of York, Engineers and Machinists was this Day Dissolved by mutual consent...'[2]
1845 Mr. M. Smith of 26 Button Lane offers a 40-hp steam engine for sale.[3]
Presumably became Joseph and John Taylor
1847 The premises at 26 Button Lane to be let 'now occupied by an Iron Foundry and Engine Shops' Apply to Matthew Smith whose new place of work is Silvester Works, Silvester Street.[4]